New Overnighter, new transom

[JDS535]

My V20 already had the scuppers out the sides but I did move the deck drain from "in the deck" to "on the bulkhead". This was because there was always a little wtaer that would not go down the drain due to the lip of the fitting.
If you move the scuppers, you have to get it right. look at the height above the waterline and where your deck drains are. They also have to be astern of the deck drain.
Think about how the hose will bend.

You are not going to have any wood anymore, so not sure what benefit you get moving from transom.

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My thinking was, the further up the boat they are, the higher above the waterline they would be. I am assuming that the deck on this model is not level with the water when afloat. I would only gain 4 or 5 inches ( maybe ) towards the bow if I do what you did. But its a simple change. Maybe I could just raise the drain on the transom up a 1/2" and accomplish the same thing?? I'm just not sure of the geometry of everything while the boat is in the water. Maybe this is only a problem with a big V6 motor?? I dont know.

 

[Sauza45]

Not sure what you are asking but my Canyon 271 deck drains go out the side. Look at some picture online and you will see the deck drains going out the side it's a 2022 model